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Chronology of the Luttrells of Ireland
from the 13th to 19th century
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b. d. 1216
m. Frethesant Paynell
(dau. of William Paynell)
of England
CHILDREN OF GEOFFREY
AND FRETHESANT
1. Andrew of Lincolnshire and
Somerset, England
His only son is said to have succeeded
to his English estates, and in connection
with his Irish property a daughter,
who was given by the King in marriage
to Philip Marc, is mentioned as his heir,
but
he purchased in Ireland shortly
before his death the marriage of the
whose hand he probably conferred
on some male representative of his
family in this country." (3)
More about Geoffrey in Ireland
1204 - sent to Ireland by King John,
of England,
1210 - accompanied King John to Ireland
as Paymaster of the King's Fleet
1215 - knighted by King John, sent on
an embassy to the Pope
and
Purchased property at Cratelach
in Thomond
b. d. 1249
1228 was Treasurer (Canon) of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
1235 - 1244 - Treasurer of Ireland
1244 - 1246 King's Chancellor of Ireland
MICHAEL LUTTRELL
b. d.
abt. 1295 had property near Lucan, co. of Dublin , at or near "Luttrellstown" (1) . . .a ford near Lucan (3)
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SIMON LUTTRELL (I)
1349 - l and and a mill at Salmon Leap near St. Wolstan's released to Simon Luttrell amongst others - witnessed by Sir Elias de Ashbourne (3)
JOHN LUTTRELL
b. d. m.
CHILDREN OF JOHN
__________Luttrell (dau.) m. __________Plunkett
&
b. d. 1437 Luttrellstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland
m.
"dealing with" property at Salmon Leap previously owned by Simon Luttrell ( I) 1349
Inherited property, including Kindlestown, County Wicklow, from Sir Elias de Ashbourne (witness at Salmon Leap property for Simon Luttrell ( I) , 1349)
Employed by the Crown as Collector of the Subsidy for Castleknock similar to Sheriff/Bailiff?
CHILDREN OF ROBERT
(only child mentioned by 3 )
b. d. 1454 Luttrellstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland
CHILDREN OF CHRISTOPHER
(only child mentioned by 3 )
Thomas Luttrell
b. 1435 d. Luttrellstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland
m. Ellen Bellew (dau. of Philip Bellew)
In 1486 is Sheriff of County Dublin
CHILDREN OF THOMAS AND ELLEN
Richard Luttrell
________Luttrell (dau.) m. Nicholas Travers
b. d. Luttrellstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland
m. Margaret FitzLyon
CHILDREN OF RICHARD AND MARGARET
________Luttrell (dau.) m. Sir Patrick Barnewall
Catherine Luttrell (dau.) m. (1) Nicholas Barnewall
m. (2) Sir John Plunkett - Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench
Robert Luttrell , Archdeacon of Meath, unmarried
Simon Luttrell (II) , merchant, alderman of Dublin,
m. ____Bathe WILL 1540 (6) SHERIFF 1532?
Thomas Luttrell, SEE BELOW
b. d. 1554 Luttrellstown, Co. Dublin, Ireland
m. (1) Anne Alymer
m. (2) Elizabeth Bathe
CHILDREN OF SIR THOMAS
Richard Luttrell , d. bef. 1554, 1 dau. mentioned in Sir Thomas WILL
James Luttrell, d. 1554/7 Will (3, 5) , m. ____Sarsfield (dau. of Sir William Sarsfield of Lucan) 1 son who d. bef 1560
Simon Luttrell (III) , b. bef. 1554 d. 1597 m. (1) __Gaydon m. (2) Elizabeth Finglas
succeded to Luttrellstown abt 1560 Had SEVERAL children SEE BELOW
John Luttrell, b. bef. 1554 d. 1620; Lived Killeigh, buried Clonsilla
Walter Luttrell, b. bef. 1554 d. matriculated 1572 Oxford Univ
Robert Luttrell , b. bef. 1554 d. liv Tankardstown, Co. Meath SEE BELOW LEFT
ROBERT LUTTRELL
(2nd son of Sir Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown)
b. bef. 1554
m. Elizabeth Rochfort
CHILDREN OF ROBERT AND ELIZABETH
RICHARD LUTTRELL
b. d. 1633 Tankardstown
WILL, Dublin 1634
(per Index of Prerog. Wills of IR)
m. Anne Cusack
CHILDREN OF RICHARD AND ANNE
Oliver
(attainted, properties confiscated 1642)
James
Jane
Mary
(son of Sir Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown)
b. bef. 1554 d. 1597 WILL (Index of Prerog...)
m. (1) _____Gaydon m. (2) Elizabeth Finglas
inherited Luttrellstown abt 1560
1566 entered Lincoln's Inn as student
HAD SEVERAL CHILDREN, including
Eldest son THOMAS LUTTRELL , SEE BELOW
NICHOLAS LUTTRELL d. 1610 Will (3, 6)
_________LUTTRELL (dau.) m. Nicholas FitzSimons of Baldoyle
(son of Simon Luttrell (III) of Luttrellstown)
b. d. Nov 1634 buried Clonsilla
m. (1) Eleanor Cheevers (dau. of John Cheevers)
m. (2) Alison _________
(dau. of Nicholas ____, 21st Baron of Howth)
CHILDREN OF THOMAS LUTTRELL
SIMON LUTTRELL (IV) (eldest son)
b. 1600 d. abt 1650
inherited Luttrellstown SEE BELOW
STEPHEN LUTTRELL
b. d. 1663 Will (5)
JOHN LUTTRELL
THOMAS LUTTRELL
settled at Co. Westmeath
SEE AT RIGHT
&
A NUMBER OF DAUGHTERS
1 dau. m. William Fitzwilliam
1 dau. m. Walter Goulding
Younger children of Thomas (other than Simon who inherited Luttrellstown) inh great store of silver and gold
(son of Thomas Luttrell , M. P. of Luttrellstown)
b. 1600 d. abt 1650
m. Mary ________________(dau. of Jenico,
5th Viscount Gormanston)
appt. "Gentleman of the Bedchamber to Charles II"
Member Irish Parliament 1643, Borough of Navan
1646 - still living at Luttrellstown
Left "SEVERAL CHILDREN"
including
Eldest son, THOMAS LUTTRELL , SEE BELOW
(son of Simon Luttrell (IV) of Luttrellstown)
b. d. 1673
Inherited Luttrellstown
Mentioned by name in the "Act of Settlement" restoring Luttrellstown to him in 1663
CHILDREN OF THOMAS LUTTRELL
SIMON LUTTRELL (V) (eldest son) SEE AT LEFT
HENRY LUTTRELL - SEE BELOW
THOMAS LUTTRELL
? LUTTRELL
THOMAS LUTTRELL
(son of Thomas Luttrell, M. P.)
b. bef. 1634 d. 1673 WILL (6)
Luttrell, Thomas - Ranoghern, co. Westmeath, esq.
...only surviving son of Thomas Luttrell in 1663 (at Restoration of Luttrellstown to the Luttrells)
Settled in Co. Westmeath (3)
(son of Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown)
b. d. 1698 (abroad)
m. Catherine Newcomen
(dau. of Sir Thomas Newcomen)
She was "brought up Protestant"
Appt. Governor of Dublin, by James II abt 1689
Appt. Lord Lieutenant of Co. Dublin, M. P.
possibly in France during Battle of Boyne, but in Ireland during Siege of Limerick
1691 - Left Ireland after Treaty of Limerick to
serve with James II in France
Luttrellstown confiscated
(son of Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown)
b. d. Oct. 1717
m. Elizabeth Jones (dau. of Charles Jones)
Col. in James II Army in France and Ireland
suspected of treason at Battle of Limerick
Openly joined with King William after Treaty of Limerick
Succeded to Luttrellstown after
confiscation from Col. Simon, his brother
Professed to be Roman Catholic 1699, but
apparently died a Protestant
Sons educated in England as Protestants
Assasinated Oct. 1717 probably by a Jacobite
It is said that at the time of the Irish Rebellion in 1798, the grave of Colonel Henry Luttell in Clonsilla Churchyard was opened and his skull smashed.
CHILDREN OF HENRY AND ELIZABETH
ROBERT LUTTRELL, the eldest, died in 1727 while traveling abroad
SIMON LUTTRELL (VI) , succeded to Luttrellstown
SEE BELOW
(son of Col. Henry Luttrell of Luttrellstown)
b. 1713 d. 1787
m. Judith Maria Lawes (sole heiress of Sir Nicholas Lawes, Governor of Jamaica)
Not long after his marriage, which brought additional wealth, including property in Jamaica. Lived at Four Oaks in Warwickshire, England, 1774 - 1778
Was created Baron Irnham (of Ireland) in 1768 and Earl of Carhampton in 1785
In 1774 he was returned to Parliament together with no less than three of his sons.
His dau. Anne, married (2nd) Duke of Cumberland, bro. to King George III
Resumed residence at Luttrellstown late in life.
CHILDREN OF SIMON (VI) AND JUDITH
SEE BELOW
d. 1829 - Title became extinct
2 daughters - 2 sons (died young)
ANNE LUTTRELL (m. Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland, brother of George III) imprisoned for gambling debts and pickpocketing -
poisoned herself after being condemned to clean the streets chained to a wheelbarrow.
d. 1803 in Paris
Supporter of the colonists in America,
in opposition to King George III and Lord North.
Capt. in Royal Navy and M. P.
"the best of that strange family" . . .King George III
LUCY LUTTRELL (m. Capt. Moriaty)
led a quiet life
(son of Simon (VI) Luttrell of Luttrellstown)
b. 1743 d. 1821
Adjutant General of Ireland
The part taken by Col. Henry Luttrell's grandson, in suppressing the (Irish) Rebellion of 1798, occasioned a fresh outbreak of hostility against the family. The Colonel's grave was opened and his skull smashed.
2nd Earl of Carhampton
M. P. for Bossiney in 1768
Owned an estate in West Indies
Sold Luttrellstown soon after Rebellion of 1798. Moved to Painshill in Surrey, England.
(son of Henry Lawes Luttrell and ? - Henry's mother apparently never acquired Henry's surname )
b. 1765 d. 1851
Member of Irish Parliament 1798
Introduced to London society by the Duchess of Devonshire
Gained notoriety as a conversationalist and diner-out.
Wrote "Letters to Julia in Rhyme" 1822 (which was praised by Lord Byron) and "Letters of a Dandy to a Dolly".
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Unless otherwise referenced (1) , (2) , etc. all information in black text is from (3) . All information in red text is either comment by the webmaster or general, unreferenced material.
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Roman Numerals associated with each Simon Luttrell are for ease of identification here only
Center and left column shows Luttrells of Luttrellstown
Collateral or unattached Luttrells (who are referenced in 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 or 11 ) are shown in left and right column - except where noted.
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Geoffrey, Robert, Michael and Simon Luttrell (I)
are very probably closely related but these relationships are presently unproven
The Luttrell line starting with John (below) through Henry Luttrell (d. 1851) is established in (3)
Simon Luttrell, Sheriff of Dublin , 1532 (8)
Simon Luttrell (II), son of Richard?
Adam Luttrell, Sheriff of Dublin, 1571 (8)
bro. of John, son of Simon (above)?
father of Nicholas Luttrell;
uncle of Sir Thomas Luttrell (11)
b. d. 1567/68
Clonsilla, Co. Dublin, gent. (3, 6)
Cousin of Sir Thomas Luttrell, lived in house of considerable size near Luttrellstown, had numerous family (3)
Included in Sir Thomas Luttrell's Will (10)
Simon Lutterell
b. d. 1577 WILL (6)
Russardstown, Co. Dublin
James Lutterell
b. d. 1587 Will Tupperbyer (5)
Robert Luttrell
d. 1594/95 Will Dublin, Baker (5)
John Lutterell b. d. 1604 Will Dublin, Stabler or sabeller (6)
Henry and James Luttrell 1599 Will (10)
John Luttrell (8)
b. d.
Combe & Newroe, Liberty of Donore
2 Hearths, 1664 Co. Dublin
Patrick Luttrell (8)
b. d.
Finglas, Co. Dublin 1664, 1 Hearth
Richard Luttrell (8)
b. d.
Tybrodane, Cravagh, Co. Dublin 1664, 1 Hearth
Michaell Litterell, gent. (7)
1659, County of Meath, Barony of Ratouth, Parish of Rathregan, Poorestowne
Nicholas Luttrell, gent. (7)
1659, County of Dublin, Barony of Neithercross, Parish of Finglass, Finglas
James Luttrell
d. 1660 Dublin, barber surgeon (5)
Thomas Luttrell (9)
b. d.
m. Alice Warren 1671 (5)
Children of Thomas & Alice
William Luttrell, of Belgard
b. d. 1730 (9) Will 1732 (6)
Thomas Luttrell, merchant, Dublin
b. d. 1757 Will (6)
Mary Luttrell b. d. 1736 (9)
m. Thomas Fitzwilliam
Anne Luttrell
m. ____Talbot of Malahide (9)
William Lutterell
m. Mary Ennos (English?) 1639 (5)
William Lutterell
b. d. 1676 Dublin, Baker Will (5)
William Luttrell
b. d. 1676 Schoolhouse-lane, gent. (6)
William Lutterell b. d. 1686
Schoolhouse-lane, gentleman (5)
Mary Luttrell (alias English), Corn Markett, widow, 1687 Will (5)
possible missing generation between
James, son of Richard and
James the Immigrant to America
possibly
JAMES LUTTRELL
b. d. 1660 Dublin, barber surgeon (5)
Patrick Lutterell
b. d.
m. Isabella Addison, 1734 (5)
John Luttrill
b. d. 1748 Will (5)
George's-Quay, gabbardman
Edward Luttrell 1606 Attorney (10)
Richard Luttrell
b. d. 1619 bur. Clonsilla
m. ____FitzRery (dau. of Richard F.)
occupied castle on the lands of Spricklestown (belonging to FitzRery) (3)
Rose Luttrell (d/o Richard Luttrell)
b. d.
m. 1536 Reginald Talbot (s/o Robert Talbot), of Belgard castle, co. Dublin
from (3) Part III
Patrick Luttrell
b. d.
1697, Curate, Parish of St. Audeon
per 1697 Clergy List
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Oliver Luttrell of Tankardstown, Co Meath.
(son of Richard d. 1633 in left column)
Robert Luttrell of Girston
Attainted (properties confiscated) 1691
William Luttrell of Dublin, Junior
Col. Simon Luttrell (V) of Luttrellstown,and
his brother, Thomas Luttrell of Luttrellstown
b. ca. 1650, Ireland
transported to Virginia as servant, 1671/2;
transported to Maryland as servant 19 Mar 1677
(Probable ancestor to many
American Luttrells/Littrells)
John Loterell - Nov 1391 - Dublin
shown on Patent Rolls as attorney for parson of church of Ballygarth - Patent Roll15,Richard II (11)
1300 - Nicholas Luttrell involved in an inquisition (11)
1306 - Geoffrey Luttrell - Dublin - mentioned as a witness in an inquisition re: property of the Hospital of St. John the Baptist outside the New Gate of Dublin (11)
1360 - Michael Luttrell
held property of the Archbishop of Dublin (11)
William Luttrell of Culmyne - 1574 (10)
John Luttrell of Wodstock- 1591 (10)
baptism - sons of Richard Luttrell - Dublin
Thomas - 1633; Nicholas - 1642
"sonnes of James Luttrell"
George - 1637; Patricke - 1640; Gregory - 1653
burial dates at St Michan's Church, Dublin
John Luttrell of Killeighe - deed 1623
wit: Thomas and Alexander Luttrell (10)
Stephen Luttrell of Luttrellstown - deed 1629
wit: Thomas and William Luttrell (10)
